CN109312464A - The method for preparing halide perovskite and perovskite associated materials - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials on substrate, and are related to the photoelectric device and photovoltaic cell of the perovskite comprising preparing by the method for the invention.The method for being used to prepare perovskite includes that metal element or metal alloy are converted into halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates to the methods that halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials are prepared on substrate, and comprising passing through
The photoelectric device and photovoltaic cell of the perovskite of the method for the present invention preparation.The method for preparing perovskite includes directly by metal element
Or metal alloy is converted into halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
Background technique
Halide perovskite semiconductor shows unusual rapid advances, present transfer efficiency in terms of photovoltaic performance
More than 20%.Although these materials known a very long time, only in past about 25 years, they are just conscientious
Ground is considered as electronic material, especially as luminaire and transistor [1], and before they only occur in the several years into photovoltaic research
(2012) [2-5].
The material of most study is MAPbI3, because the band gap (about 1.6eV) of this material is close to the best unijunction sun
Band gap needed for energy (photovoltaic) battery.(MA refers to methyl ammonium, CH3NH3 +It is abbreviated as MA+).The MAPbBr of more high band gap3(about 2.3eV)
For the photovoltaic cell (such as series-connected cell) of spectrum division or pass through photoelectrochemical process productionization as high band gap semiconductor
Product also result in many concerns.
The high photovoltaic and photoelectric properties of these materials (are filled derived from the big diffusion length of such as light induced electron and hole due to long
The combination of electric life and good charge mobility), the combination of the characteristic of high optical absorption coefficient and low trap density etc.
Have several for manufacturing the universal method of these semiconductor layers:
1. from spin coating in the organic solution of semiconductor or precursor;
2. being evaporated in vacuo;Or
3. spraying coating.
The spin coating of organic solution is especially welcome, because it needs relatively simple equipment and low temperature (energy) input (right
It is critically important in following manufacturing process).Solution is one-step method or two-step method.
Prepare MAPbI3One-step method include for example: will in polar solvent contain MAI and PbI2Solution be spin-coated on it is required
On substrate [6].
Prepare MAPbI3Two-step method include for example: first by PbI2Solution is spin-coated on substrate.Then by the solution
Or it is handled by MAI steam MAI by the PbI2Layer is converted into MAPbI3。[4,7]
In two kinds of spin coating methods, end layer is usually heat-treated at 100-130 DEG C.Spin coating method may also include not
Same processing, for example, adding non-solvent [8] during spin coating and annealing [9] in the presence of solvent vapo(u)r.
Organic solvent used in these depositions is toxic mostly: dimethylformamide (DMF) is most common one kind;
Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) changes very greatly when it includes the Pb salt of dissolution although itself does not have toxicity;Gamma-butyrolacton
(GBL).Therefore, toxicity will be fabrication stage important consideration factor, this may dramatically increase manufacturing cost.
Vacuum evaporation may include multiple sources, have high-caliber control to the evaporation rate of every kind of precursor.However, this
Method is less popular, is primarily due to it and inputs with higher complexity and high-energy.
Spraying coating generally includes single source, has high-caliber control to spray rate and base material temperature.Usually spray
The liquid of painting is Nitrosamines, the case where with perovskite spraying coating, that is, such.In general, this system need and environment high every
From.
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Summary of the invention
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a kind of preparation formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite it is related
The method of material;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming perovskite or the relevant material of perovskite when in conjunction with A and X
Material;
Wherein inorganic cation A is different from metal cation B;
The method comprise the steps that
B metal or metal alloy layer is deposited on substrate;With
The B metal or metal alloy layer described in the solution comprising A and X or steam treated, wherein the solution or steam with
The B metal or metal alloy reaction, to form formula A in the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite it is related
Material;
Or
The salt deposit containing A and X is deposited on substrate;With
Salt deposit described in steam treated with B metal or metal alloy;Wherein the B metal or metal alloy and the salt are anti-
It answers, to form formula A on the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
In one embodiment, the present invention provides halide perovskite prepared according to the methods of the invention or perovskites
Associated materials.
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a kind of photoelectric device, and it includes formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or
Perovskite associated materials;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming halide perovskite when in conjunction with A and X or perovskite being related
Material;
Wherein inorganic cation A is different from metal cation B;
The wherein formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or relevant perovskite material be to prepare according to the method for the present invention
's.
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a kind of photovoltaic cell, and it includes formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or
Perovskite associated materials;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming halide perovskite when in conjunction with A and X or perovskite being related
Material;
Wherein inorganic cation A is different from metal cation B;
The wherein formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials be to prepare according to the method for the present invention
's.
Detailed description of the invention
It particularly points out and is distinctly claimed in the conclusion part of specification and be considered as subject of the present invention.However,
When read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, by reference to described in detail below, can be best understood organizing and operating method of the invention with
And its objects, features and advantages, in which:
Figure 1A -1D indicates the Pb evaporated on glass slide.The cross of the SEM image of the about 50nm of the Pb evaporated on glass slide
Section view (Figure 1A) and plan view (Figure 1B).The about 50nm X-ray diffraction (Fig. 1 C) of Pb evaporating film on glass slide.Glass
The image (Fig. 1 D) of the Pb evaporated on glass glass slide.
The reaction process of Fig. 2A -2E expression Pb film and MABr, MAI or FAI.Fig. 2A: at room temperature, d-TiO2/ FTO/ glass
Pb film (about 120nm) on glass substrate reacts in IPA solution with MAI (50mM), MABr (70mM).Fig. 2 B: at room temperature, Pb
Film (about 50nm) reacts in IPI solution with FAI (100mM).Fig. 2 C: the glass protected at room temperature is (on a left side for each block diagram
Side) with Pb glass slide (right side) and 100mM MABr solution react at room temperature 1 hour (left frame figure) afterwards, after 1 day (Block Diagrams)
After 3 days (right block diagram).Fig. 2 D: in d-TiO2120nm Pb film on/FTO/ glass at -70 DEG C 50mM MABr in IPA
Reaction 8 hours.Fig. 2 E:(i) before and after handling (50mM, about 2 hours) with the MAI being dissolved in IPA, in d-TiO2/
The Pb film (about 100nm) evaporated on FTO/ glass substrate glass.(ii) in 50mM MAI, 70mM MABr and 70mM FABr solution
(from left to right) 2 hours are handled at 20 DEG C respectively in, and 4 hours are handled at 50 DEG C, handle similar Pb film within 5 hours in 50 DEG C of processing
Perovskite film afterwards.MAPbBr3And FAPbBr3The verifying of structural identity can find in figures 3 a and 3b.(iii) and IPA
In 50mM MAI solution (on) reaction 1 hour (in) 5 hours and (under) (deposition is on the glass substrate for 28 hours Pb films;About
XRD diagram case 150nm).(iv) Pb film of the immersion deposition on glass before 2 hours in the 50mM MAI being dissolved in IPA
The plane SEM image (because Pb film does not have dense accumulation, significant reaction is faster) on (left side) and later (right side).
Fig. 3 A shows MAPbI3And MAPbBr3The XRD diagram of film, at room temperature Pb film (50nm, on glass) in IPA
In 100mM MABr solution reaction 24 hours and with reacted 110 minutes in the 50mM MAI in IPA.In the latter, in XRD
Some elements Pbs can be seen in the figure, show that reaction is incomplete.Fig. 3 B shows FAPbBr3XRD spectrum, by will be deposited on
FTO/d-TiO2The Pb of about 100nm on substrate is immersed in the IPA solution of FABr 80mM 2 hours, and (first hour is in 1V
Electrical bias under with Pt reference electrode) obtain (more details are shown in embodiment 12).
Fig. 4 A-4E is presented in 25mM MAI (Fig. 4 A), 50mM MAI (Fig. 4 B), 100mM MAI (Fig. 4 C), 250mM
MAI (Fig. 4 D), 500mM MAI (Fig. 4 E) IPA in react the SEM image of the Pb film (about 50nm) reacted on 4 hours glass.
Fig. 5 shows the SEM image of the 120nm Pb film handled with MABr solution: 70mM is heated to about 70 DEG C in IPA;
Cross section (left side);Plan view (right side).
Fig. 6 A shows that the 120nm Pb film being deposited on glass is reacted with the 46mM MAI in IPA at room temperature, containing not
With the I of molar percentage2(relative to MAI).The I of Fig. 6 B-6C:Pb film (about 100nm) and 50mM MAI salt and 10 moles of %2
(relative to MAI) (Fig. 6 B) and be free of I2(Fig. 6 C) reacts at room temperature 1 hour plane SEM image.Pb is deposited on FTO.
Fig. 7 A indicates that the 120nm Pb film being deposited on glass is reacted with the 46mM MABr in IPA at room temperature, wherein containing
There is the Br of different molar percentages2(relative to MABr).Fig. 7 B:Pb film (about 100nm) and 50mM MABr salt and 10 moles of %Br2
(relative to MABr) and be free of Br2(Fig. 7 C) reacts at room temperature 6 hours plane SEM images.Pb is deposited on glass.
Fig. 8 A shows that Pb film (about 100nm) at room temperature and 50mM MAI salt and 10%HI or TFA sour (relative to MAI) are anti-
Answer 1 hour plane SEM image.Pb is deposited on FTO.Fig. 8 B shows Pb film (about 100nm) and 50mM MAI salt and 10%KOH
Alkali (relative to MAI) reacts at room temperature 1 hour plan view SEM image.Pb is deposited on FTO.
Fig. 9 is indicated on the glass reacted in the MeOH solution of 80mM CsBr and the solution containing about 50mM HBr about
The X-ray diffraction of 100nm Pb film.
Figure 10 A is shown to rub in MABr (in EtOH or IPA), MAI (in IPA) and the MABr:MAI [1:1] of 50mM
You are than the optical transmission spectra (correction reflection) of Pb (about 100nm) film reacted in (in IPA).Based on empirical equation Eg=
1.57+0.39x+0.33x2, mix Br:I ratio of the band gap corresponding to about 25:75 of perovskite.Spectrum shows MAPbI3Coverage rate
Almost, because at super band gap wavelength %TcorrAlmost zero.The coverage rate of other films is poor, because light passes through
Unlapped region transmission (when comparing the reaction in IPA or EtOH, also shows MAPbBr3(Figure 10 C).According to these light
Spectrum calculates MAPbI3、MAPb(I,Br)3And MAPbBr3Optical band gap be respectively 1.55,1.68 and 2.26eV.Figure 10 B is shown in
With the SEM image (left side) of the Pb film (about 100nm, on FTO) of 50mM MAI processing about 2.5 hours and in EtOH in IPA
The optical microscope image (right side) of reaction film.Figure 10 C show in the 80mM MABr in IPA (left side) or EtOH (right side) with Pb
The SEM image of similar reaction in 4 hours occurs for film.
Figure 11 A-11B shows the MAPbI prepared as described in example 10 above3The transversal cross-section backscatter SEM image of battery
The I-V curve (Figure 11 B) of lower battery is shined upon as (Figure 11 A) and in dark and I.
MAPbI is presented in Figure 12 A-12B3The cross-section SEM images (Figure 12 A) of battery (do not have hole to lead with embodiment 10
The SEM image of body is suitable) and in the dark IV curve (Figure 12 B) for shining upon lower battery with I.
Figure 13 show and handled in the EtOH of the HI containing 0.5M on glass with 0.5M MAI (on) Sn of thermal evaporation
The picture of film (about 100nm), and (under) at (the about 0.1M) of saturation to be dissolved in the CsI in the MeOH containing 0.5M HI molten for Sn foil
Liquid.
Figure 14 shows the XRD diagram case of black coating after the processing Sn foil of the solution described in Figure 13.Based on data in literature,
XRD diagram case is related to planar index.For MASnI3, diffraction pattern includes major part MAI (being indicated with star), some Sn substrates
(using circles mark) and MASnI3Perovskite (is indicated) with crystal face.For Cs2SnI6, it is full that Sn foil immerses the CsI containing 0.5M HI
After methanol solution, which is obviously attributed to Cs2SnI6(all peaks are and Cs2SnI6It is related;Indicated by its crystal face).
MASnI3And Cs2SnI6Document mode be based on C.C.Stoumpos etc., Inorg.Chem.52,9019 (2013)
Figure 15 A shows reflection Vis-IR spectrum of the Sn foil of reaction in iodized salt solution (as shown in figure 14).Figure 15 B is aobvious
The Tauc figure based on reflectance spectrum is shown, to determine the optical band gap of black coating.About MASnI in the result and document3
(1.20eV)、FASnI3(1.41eV) and Cs2SnI6The value of the optical band gap of (1.26eV) unanimously [is based on very much
C.C.Stoumpos etc., Inorg.Chem.52,9019 (2013) and B.Lee etc., J.Am.Chem.Soc.136,15379,
(2014)]。
Figure 16 A-16B is presented in IPA in 50mM MAI or 200mM MABr solution Pb (the about 100nm on FTO) extremely
MAPbI3(Figure 16 A) and MAPbBr3The electrochemistry assist conversion of (Figure 16 B).Figure 16 A (i) is shown in reference (R) and work (W) electricity
Apply about 1 minute reaction system photo after 0.75V between pole.It is all Pt coil to electrode (C) and (R) electrode.Working electrode
It is the Pb on FTO/ glass.Brown cloud beside Pb electrode is more iodide that electrochemistry generates.Figure 16 A (ii) is shown 1 hour
Afterwards the reaction film of electrochemistry auxiliary plan view (on) and cross section (under) SEM image of view.Figure 16 A (iii) is shown
The XRD diffraction pattern of electrochemistry auxiliary and the film of non-electrochemical reaction in 50mM MAI/IPA.Pb- { 111 } peak of disappearance shows to add
The reaction rate of speed.Figure 16 B (i) shows apply 1.20V between reference (' R') and work (' W') electrode after about 1 minute
Reaction system photo.Counter (' C') and (R) electrode are all Pt coils.W is the Pb evaporating film on FTO glass.Beside Pb electrode
Yellow cloud be element B r2, it is yellow in IPA.The reactive film that electrochemistry assists after Figure 16 B (ii) is shown 1 hour
Plan view (on) and cross section (under) SEM image.Figure 16 B (iii) show under similar reaction condition but with and without
Apply the XRD diffraction pattern of the reactive film of 1.20V anodic bias to W..{ 111 } peak Pb- disappears after applying the bias 1 hour,
Show that reaction rate is accelerated.
Figure 17 shows that (i) prepares the SEM image of the cross section of the battery of halide perovskite in electrochemistry householder method
(in both cases in the 50mM MAI (left side) in IPA and 80mM MABr (right side) solution for Pt electrode apply 1V (and
Ag/AgI FTO/d-TiO) is arrived2Continue 20 minutes on/Pb substrate.(ii) such as the MAPbI of formation perovskite in (i)3And MAPbBr3
The dark and light (solar simulation 100mW/cm of battery2) I-V sweep.
Figure 18 shows the control of the Pb transformation (can accelerate, slow down or invert) to the function as the electrical bias applied
The demonstration of system.The sample of shooting: (i) is deposited on the unreacted Pb film on glass;(ii) by the Pb film being deposited on glass with
50mM MAI (left side) in IPA reacts under -0.58V electrical bias and SHE 5 minutes and (right side) and the electrode disconnection (electricity in solution
Position is measured as about -0.25V (iii) MAPbI3In FTO (being obtained after converting Pb) in the solution similar with (i) but in -1.08V
Lower reaction.All current potentials are measured and are then converted into SHE scale with Ag/AgI.
Figure 19 A-19C is shown in IPA with the photic hair of time resolution of the MAI and MABr Pb film (on glass) handled
Light spectrum.Figure 19 A:Pb film is reacted with 50mM MAI and 70mM MABr.Figure 19 B:Pb film adds at 70 DEG C with different from MABr
Agent is added to react.Figure 19 C: the Pb film reacted at room temperature with different additive with MAI.Reaction time is different with reaction solution and becomes
Change.
It should be appreciated that in order to illustrate it is simple and clear, element shown in figure is not drawn necessarily to scale.For example, being
For the sake of clear, the size of some elements may be exaggerated relative to other elements.It, can be in addition, in the case where being deemed appropriate
Repeat reference numerals are in the accompanying drawings to indicate corresponding or similar element.
Specific embodiment
In the following detailed description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide thorough understanding of the present invention.However, this
Field the skilled person will understand that, the present invention can be practiced without these specific details.In other cases, many institutes
Known method, process and component is not described in, in order to avoid the fuzzy present invention.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.This
The major advantage of invention is reduction of the toxicity of solution used in this method.In addition, metal (mainly Pb) is in manufacture view
It is more much lower than the salt toxicity of same metal.Further advantage is that preparing for perovskite prepared by the method for the present invention is simple
Property and good form control.The present invention is provided metal element or alloy to halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials
Directly convert.
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a kind of preparation formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite it is related
The method of material;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming halide perovskite when in conjunction with A and X or perovskite being related
Material;
Wherein inorganic cation A is different from metal cation B;
The method comprise the steps that
B metal or metal alloy layer is deposited on substrate;With
The B metal or metal alloy layer described in the solution comprising A and X or steam treated, wherein the solution or steam with
The B metal or metal alloy reaction, with the formula A formed in the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or Perovskite Phase
Close material;
Or
The salt deposit containing A and X is deposited on substrate;With
Salt deposit described in steam treated with B metal or metal alloy;Wherein the B metal or metal alloy and the salt are anti-
It answers, to form formula A on the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
In another embodiment, halide perovskite is formula ABX3, in which:
A is any monovalence organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof.
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming halide perovskite material when in conjunction with A and X;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof.
Halide perovskite (not being that perovskite is relevant) refers to the material with three-dimensional crystalline structure relevant to CaTiO 3
Material.Cube ABX3Perovskite structure is shared three-dimensional (3-D) network of the octahedral extension of BX6 by angle and is formed, and wherein B is usually divalent
Metal, X are halide.12 reconfiguration position holes in biggish A cation filling octahedron.For 3-D perovskite, organic A sun
The size in the hole 3-D that the size of ion must be appropriate for by it is limited.For the perovskite structure of perfection filling, A, M and X ion
It is (R that the geometry of close contact, which applies condition,A+RX2 (R of)=t √M+RX), wherein RA、RMAnd RXIt is the ion half of corresponding ion
Diameter and the tolerance factor (tolerance factor) must satisfy t ≈ 1.Rule of thumb, for most of cubes or quasi- cube calcium
Titanium ore, 1 > t > 0.8.T is remoter from 1, from perfect cube CaTiO3Structure is also more distorted.
Low-dimensional perovskite (being defined herein as " perovskite is relevant ") is defined as conceptually being derived from 3-D calcium
The specific notch of perovskite like structure or the structure of slice.[Mitzi,D.B.,Synthesis,Structure,and Properties
of Organic-Inorganic Perovskites and Related Materials,Progress in Inorganic
Chemistry,1999,1–121].Their general formula is:
Zero for the orientation race (oriented family) along the cutting of<100>direction:
A’2An-1BnX3n+1Or A ' An-1BnX3n+1;N is between 1-9;
Zero for the orientation race along the cutting of<110>direction:
A’2AmBmX3m+2Or A ' AmBmX3m+2;M is between 1-9;
Zero for the orientation race along the cutting of<111>direction:
A’2Aq-1BqX3q+3Or A ' Aq-1BqX3q+3;Q is between 1-9;
Wherein:
A is monovalence organic cation or inorganic cation;
A ' is any monovalence or divalent organic cation;
Wherein A and A ' is different;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;With
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming halide material relevant to perovskite when in conjunction with A and X
Material.
In another embodiment, halide perovskite associated materials refer to the material being expressed from the next:
·A’2An-1BnX3n+1Or A ' An-1BnX3n+1;N is between 1-9;
·A’2AmBmX3m+2Or A ' AmBmX3m+2;M is between 1-9;Or
·A’2Aq-1BqX3q+3Or A ' Aq-1BqX3q+3;Q is between 1-9;
Wherein:
A is monovalence organic or inorganic cation;
A ' is any monovalence or divalent organic cation;Wherein A and A ' is different.
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;With
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming halide material relevant to perovskite when in conjunction with A and X
Material.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.?
In another embodiment, the A of halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials prepared according to the methods of the invention is at least
A kind of monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof.In another embodiment, A is the organic sun of monovalence
Ion.In another embodiment, A is monovalent inorganic cations.In another embodiment, A be divalent inorganic sun from
Son.In another embodiment, A is divalent organic cation.In another embodiment, A is big monovalence or divalent
Organic or inorganic cation.In another embodiment, A is comprising Cs+Monovalent inorganic cations.In another embodiment party
In case, " organic cation " refers to N (R)4 +, wherein R is identical or different hydrogen, unsubstituted or substituted C1-C20Alkyl or not
The aryl for replacing or replacing;" organic cation " refers to C (R1)3 +;Wherein R1It is identical or different hydrogen, unsubstituted or substituted
C1-C20Alkyl, unsubstituted or substituted aryl or primary, secondary or tertiary amine.In another embodiment, A includes amido or ammonium,
Wherein amido or ammonium are primary, secondary, tertiary or quaternary bases.In another embodiment, A is CH3NH3 +、CH(NH2)2 +, alkylammonium,
Acid amidine, ammonium (NH4 +)、EtNH3 +、PrNH3 +、BuNH3 +、t-BuNH3 +, carbonamidine (FA+), iodine carbonamidine, bromine carbonamidine, Cs+、Rb+、Cu+。
In another embodiment, A includes more than one monovalence or bivalent cation.Mixed-cation halide calcium
Titanium ore or perovskite associated materials include two kinds, three kinds or four kinds different A cations.Halide perovskite or perovskite are related
The variation of organic cation has an impact to the structure and/or physical property of perovskite in material.By controlling organic sun used
Ion can control the electronic property and optical property of material.For example, the electric conductivity of material can by changing organic cation
To increase or decrease.In addition, changing organic cation can be changed the band structure of material, to for example allow to control semiconductor material
The band gap of material.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to preparation formula A '2An-1BnX3n+1Or A ' An-1BnX3n+1;A'2AmBmX3m+2Or
A’AmBmX3m+2;Or A '2Aq-1BqX3q+3Or A ' Aq-1BqX3q+3Halide perovskite associated materials method.In another implementation
In scheme, A ' is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof.In another embodiment
In, A ' is monovalence organic cation.In another embodiment, A ' is monovalent inorganic cations.In another embodiment
In, A ' is divalent inorganic cations.In another embodiment, A ' is divalent organic cation.In another embodiment
In, A ' is big monovalence or divalent organic or inorganic cation.In another embodiment, A ' is comprising Cs+Monovalent nothing
Machine cation.In another embodiment, A ' includes amido or ammonium, and wherein amine or ammonium are primary, secondary or tertiary groups.Another
In a embodiment, A ' is monovalent organic cation, including CH3NH3 +,CH(NH2)2 +.In another embodiment, " organic
Cation " refers to N (R)4 +, wherein R is identical or different hydrogen, unsubstituted or substituted C1-C20Alkyl is unsubstituted or take
The aryl in generation;" organic cation " refers to C (R1)3 +;Wherein R1It is identical or different hydrogen, unsubstituted or substituted C1-C20Alkane
Base, unsubstituted or substituted aryl or primary, secondary or tertiary amine.In another embodiment, A ' include more than one monovalence or
Bivalent cation.In another embodiment, A ' includes amido or ammonium, and wherein amine or ammonium are primary, secondary, tertiary or quaternary groups.
In another embodiment, A ' is CH3NH3 +、CH(NH2)2 +, ammonium (NH4 +)、EtNH3 +、PrNH3 +、BuNH3 +、t-BuNH3 +、
Acid amidine, alkylammonium, carbonamidine [FA+(CH(NH2)2 +)], iodine carbonamidine, bromine carbonamidine, Cs+、Rb+、Cu+。
As used herein, alkyl can be substituted or unsubstituted linear chain or branched chain saturated group.In another embodiment party
In case, alkyl chain has 1-20 carbon atom.In another embodiment, alkyl chain has 1 to 10 carbon atom.Another
In a embodiment, alkyl chain has 1 to 5 carbon atom.In another embodiment, alkyl chain has 2 to 10 carbon originals
Son.The non-limiting example of alkyl includes: methyl, ethyl, propyl, butyl, amyl, hexyl, heptyl, octyl, nonyl or decyl.
In another embodiment, the substituent group of alkyl includes one or more from the following substituent group: replace or
Unsubstituted C1-C20Alkyl, substituted or unsubstituted aryl (as defined herein), cyano, amido, nitro, alkyl amino, virtue
Base amino, acylamino- (arylamino), acylamino- (amido), hydroxyl, oxo, halogenated, thio, carboxyl, ester, acyl group, acyl-oxygen
Base, C1-C20Alkoxy, aryloxy group or halogenated alkyl.In another embodiment, substituted alkyl includes 1-3 substituent group.
Aryl is substituted or unsubstituted aromatic group, in loop section contain 6 to 14 carbon atoms, preferably 6 to 10
A carbon atom.Example includes phenyl, naphthalene, indenyl and indanyl.
Aryl also refers to substituted or unsubstituted heteroaryl, monocycle or bicyclic aromatic group, and 6-10 is contained in loop section
A atom, including one or more hetero atoms for being selected from O, S, N, P, Se and Si.It can contain such as 1,2 or 3 hetero atom.It is miscellaneous
The example of aryl includes thienyl (thiophenyl), pyridyl group, pyrazinyl, pyrimidine radicals, pyridazinyl, furyl, thienyl
(thienyl), pyrazolidinyl, pyrrole radicals, oxazolyl, oxadiazoles base, isoxazolyl, thiadiazolyl group, thiazolyl, isothiazolyl,
Imidazole radicals, pyrazolyl, quinolyl and isoquinolyl.
In another embodiment, the substituent group of aryl includes one or more selected from substituted or unsubstituted C1-C20
Alkyl, substituted or unsubstituted aryl (as defined herein), cyano, amino, nitro, alkyl amino, arylamino, acylamino-
(arylamino), acylamino- (amido), hydroxyl, oxo, halogenated, thio, carboxyl, ester, acyl group, acyloxy, C1-C20Alcoxyl
Base, aryloxy group or halogenated alkyl.In another embodiment, substituted aryl includes 1-5 substituent group.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.?
In another embodiment, the B of halide perovskite prepared according to the methods of the invention or perovskite associated materials is at least one
Kind metal cation, wherein forming halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials when in conjunction with A and X.In another implementation
In scheme, B is the metal cation that oxidation state is (2+).In another embodiment, B be (II) race metal (Be, Mg,
Ca, Sr, Ba) or Group IV metal ((Ga, Sn, Pb), Eu, Zn Cd, Ni, Fe, Co, Cr, Pd, Pt) metal cation.Another
In one embodiment, B is the mixture of metal cation, including metal that one or more oxidation state are (+2) and it is a kind of or
A variety of oxidation state are the mixture of the metal of (+3) or (+1).The non-limiting example of B alloy includes one or more (II)
Race's metal [Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba] or (IV) race metal [(Ga, Sn, Pb), Eu, Zn, Cd, Ni, Fe, Co, Cr, Pd, Pt] with
One or more (III) race metal [Bi, Tl, Sb, Ac, In, Ga, Al, P, Rh, Ru, Y, Sc, lanthanide series (Ce, La, Pr,
Nd, Sm, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, Tm, Yb, Lu), Ac, Au, Mn, Ag, Hg] or (I) race metal [Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs]
Mixture.
In another embodiment, B Ca2+、Sr2+、Cd2+、Cu2+、Ni2+、Fe2+、Co2+、Pd2+、Ge2+、Bi2+、Sn2 +、Pb2+、As2+、In2+、Ba2+、Mn2+、Yb2+、Eu2+Or combinations thereof.In another embodiment, B is Pb2+.In another reality
It applies in scheme, B is Sn2+.In another embodiment, B is Ge2+.In another embodiment, B is Bi2+.At another
In embodiment, B As2+.In another embodiment, B is In2+.In another embodiment, B is Ba2+.Another
In a embodiment, B is Mn2+.In another embodiment, B is Sb2+.In another embodiment, B is Ca2+.Another
In one embodiment, B is Sr2+.In another embodiment, B is Cd2+.In another embodiment, B is Cu2+.?
In another embodiment, B is Ni2+.In another embodiment, B is Fe2+.In another embodiment, B is Co2+。
In another embodiment, B is Pd2+.In another embodiment, B is Yb2+.In another embodiment, B is Eu2 +.In another embodiment, B includes more than one cation.Mixed-cation perovskite includes two kinds, three kinds or four kinds
The cation of different B.
In another embodiment, B as described above is the combination of metal cation or metal cation.At another
In embodiment, the method for the present invention includes " deposition B metal or metal alloy layer " or " at B metal or metal alloy steam
The step of reason ".These steps are related to using the metal alloy of metal B or B as metal element or alloy.For the method for the present invention
Metal element or alloy correspond to the metal cation B that obtains in halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.For example,
Deposition or processing step, including Ca (0), Sr (0), Cd (0), Cu (0), Ni (0), Fe are carried out using metal element or alloy B
(0), Co (0), Pd (0), Ge (0), Bi (0), Sn (0), Pb (0), AS (0), In (0), Ba (0), Mn (0), Yb (0), Eu (0) or
A combination thereof.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.?
In another embodiment, the X of halide perovskite prepared according to the methods of the invention or perovskite associated materials is at least one
Kind halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof.Term " halide anions " refer to the 7th race's element yin from
Son, i.e. halide anion.In one embodiment, " halide anion " refer to fluorine anion, cl anion, bromine anions or
Iodine anion.Term " pseudohalide anion " as used herein refers to the polyatomic anion of similar halogen.Pseudohalide
The non-limiting example of anion includes SeCN-、NCSe-、NCTe-、SCN-、CN-、NC-、OCN-、NCO-、NCS-、BH4 -、OSCN-、
Co(CO)4 -、C(NO2)3 -、C(CN)3 -) and N3 -.In another embodiment, X is bromine anions.In another embodiment
In, X is iodine anion.In another embodiment, X is fluorine anion.In another embodiment, X is cl anion.
In another embodiment, X includes more than one anion.Mixed anion perovskite include two kinds, three kinds or four kinds not
Same X anion.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.?
In another embodiment, the u of halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials prepared according to the methods of the invention is 1 to 10
Integer.In another embodiment, 1 u.In another embodiment, u is 2.In another embodiment, u is
3.In another embodiment, u is between 2-10.In another embodiment, halogenation prepared according to the methods of the invention
The v of object perovskite or perovskite associated materials is integer of 1 to 10.In another embodiment, 1 v.In another implementation
In scheme, v 2.In another embodiment, 3 v.In another embodiment, v is between 2-10.In another reality
It applies in scheme, the integer that the w of halide perovskite prepared according to the methods of the invention or perovskite associated materials is 3 to 30.?
In another embodiment, w 3.In another embodiment, 4 w.In another embodiment, 5 w.Another
In a embodiment, w 6.In another embodiment, w is between 3-10.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite associated materials.In another reality
It applies in scheme, the integer that the n in halide perovskite associated materials prepared according to the methods of the invention is 1 to 9.In another reality
It applies in scheme, n 1.In another embodiment, 2 n.In another embodiment, 3 n.In another embodiment party
In case, n is between 2 to 9.In another embodiment, halide perovskite correlation material prepared according to the methods of the invention
The integer that the m of material is 1 to 9.In another embodiment, 1 m.In another embodiment, 2 m.In another reality
It applies in scheme, m 3.In another embodiment, m is between 2 to 9.In another embodiment, square according to the present invention
The integer that the q of the halide perovskite associated materials of method preparation is 1 to 9.In another embodiment, 1 q.At another
In embodiment, q 2.In another embodiment, 3 q.In another embodiment, q is between 2 to 9.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.?
In another embodiment, this method includes the deposition B metal or metal alloy layer in substrate.In another embodiment, B
Metal or metal alloy (metal element is not the cationic form of B) is deposited on substrate.In another embodiment, lead to
Any method known in the art is crossed in deposited on substrates B metal or metal alloy layer.In another embodiment, B metal
Or metal alloy passes through hydatogenesis on substrate.In another embodiment, B metal or metal alloy is heavy by electro-deposition
Product is on substrate.In another embodiment, B metal or metal alloy is deposited on substrate by electroless plating process.Another
In one embodiment, the thickness of B layers of metal or metal alloy is determined by the perovskite of the method for the present invention preparation on substrate
Purposes.For example, thickness is approximately the optical absorption depth of perovskite, usually several hundred nanometers for photovoltaic application.For photoelectricity
Device, thickness can change between superthin layer (a few nm) and at least several μm.In another embodiment, these are answered
With thickness is between 1-1000nm.In another embodiment, with a thickness of 1-100nm.In another embodiment, thick
Degree is 1-10nm.In another embodiment, with a thickness of 1-5 μm.In one embodiment, it is if it happens fully converted to
Halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials, then the thickness for converting metal B will be by the total thickness of the metal or metal alloy deposited
Degree determines.In one embodiment, the Pb of deposition is presented in Figure 1A -1D in glass microscope slide.
In one embodiment, the method for the present invention includes with the solution comprising A and X or steam treated B metal or gold
The step of belonging to alloy-layer, wherein the solution or steam react to be formed in the surface of solids with the B metal or metal alloy
Formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.In another embodiment, solution or steam comprising A and X
Include: ammonium and halide, wrap amine-containing organic cation and halide, carbonamidine and halide, ammonium and pseudohalide, carbonamidine and intend
Halide wraps amine-containing organic cation and pseudohalide, monovalent metal cation and halide, monovalent metal cation and intends
Halide, divalent metal and halide, divalent metal and pseudohalide or combinations thereof.Non-limiting example packet
It includes: CH3NH3I (=methylpyridinium iodide ammonium, MAI), CH3NH3Br (=methyl bromide ammonium, MABr), CH (NH2)2I (carbonamidine iodide,
FAI), CH (NH2)2Br (carbonamidine bromide, FABr), C (I) (NH2)2I (iodomethyl iodine amidine iodide), CsI, CsBr, RbI and
RbBr。
It is the solubility of the wherein material comprising A, A' and X much higher than product (halogen for the solvent of solution, including A and X
Compound perovskite or perovskite associated materials) solubility or B metal or metal alloy solubility any solvent.Another
In a embodiment, solvent is polar solvent.In another embodiment, solvent be alcohol, acetonitrile, the solvent with nitro,
Solvent with carboxyl, the solvent with cyano.In another embodiment, solvent be methanol, acetonitrile, isopropanol, ethyl alcohol,
Butanol or combinations thereof.In another embodiment, as the chain length of alcohol increases, reaction rate is reduced.
In another embodiment, the concentration of A and X is 0.1mM to 3M in solution.
In one embodiment, the processing of the film layer of B metal or metal alloy and the solution comprising A and X or steam
Step includes that optionally addition includes halogen (F2、Cl2、Br2、I2)、HI、HCl、HBr、HF、HCN、S(CN)2, alkyl halide, halogenated virtue
The external additive of hydrocarbon, haloheteroaromatic, halogenated cycloalkane, reducing agent, haloid or combinations thereof.In one embodiment,
Alkyl halide refers to alkyl as defined above, is replaced by one or more halogen atoms, for example, by F, Cl, Br or I, it is halogenated
The non-limiting example of alkyl is CF3、CF2CF3、CH2CF3。
In one embodiment, halogenated aryl hydrocarbon refers to aromatic hydrocarbons as defined above, is taken by one or more halogen atoms
Generation, such as by F, Cl, Br or I, the non-limiting example of halogenated aryl hydrocarbon group be bromophenyl, chlorphenyl, Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-dichlorophenyl,
Iodophenyl, Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-diiodo- phenyl.
In one embodiment, haloheteroaromatic refers to the heteroaryl replaced by one or more halogen atoms, such as
Pass through F, Cl, Br or I.Heteroaryl refers to aryl as defined above, wherein one or more carbon atoms are by sulphur, oxygen, nitrogen or its
What combination replaces.The non-limiting example of haloheteroaromatic is chloropyridine, iodine pyridine, bromopyridine, bromo indole, iodine indoles, fluorine quinoline
Quinoline, iodine quinoline, bromoquinoline.
In one embodiment, halogenated cycloalkane refers to the Heterocyclylalkyl replaced by one or more halogen atoms, example
Such as, Heterocyclylalkyl refers to that saturation ring structure, carbon atom also include a part of sulphur, oxygen, nitrogen or any combination thereof as ring.
In another embodiment, Heterocyclylalkyl is 3-12 member ring.In another embodiment, Heterocyclylalkyl is 6 member rings.It is halogenated
The non-limiting example of cycloalkane is Chloperastine, iodine piperidines, bromine piperidines, bromine pyrroles, iodine morpholine, flumorph, bromine morpholine.
In one embodiment, reducing agent refers to the reagent that stabilized metal can be made in required oxidation state, for example, anti-
The Sn of block2+It is further oxidized to Sn4+.The non-limiting example of reducing agent is NaBH4Or H3PO2。
In one embodiment, haloid includes the haloid of B metal or metal alloy, wherein SnF2Or PbF2It is this
The example of class.
In another embodiment, the concentration of external additive is 0.05% to 25% (mole % in solution;Relative to
Salt).
In one embodiment, the method for the present invention includes with the metal of the solution containing A and X or steam treated B or
The step of alloy-layer.In another embodiment, processing step carries out at room temperature.In another embodiment, it handles
Step 10-150 DEG C at a temperature of carry out.In another embodiment, temperature is 15-80 DEG C.In another embodiment
In, temperature is 20-100 DEG C.
Embodiment 1-8 provides the embodiment of the method for the present invention.
In one embodiment, the method that the present invention prepares halide perovskite or related perovskite includes with containing A
The step of with the metal or alloy layer of the solution of X or steam treated B.In another embodiment, preparation method can pass through
Apply electrical bias on the different layers to control halide perovskite or relevant perovskite;For example, by metal or metal conjunction
The anodic oxidation of metal and/or X in gold surface-Oxidation, the reaction can be accelerated.In another embodiment, molten in alcohol
Positive bias is applied to the B metal or metal alloy layer of deposition in liquid.In another embodiment, electrochemistry (anode) reaction exists
It carries out under positive bias, preferably for MAX, is carried out between+0.25V and+1.0V.Electrolysis can also under the conditions of non-DC (such as
Pulse current) it carries out, and be very different in this situation current potential.In another embodiment, this method is reversible.
In another embodiment, electrochemical reaction is described in embodiment 12 and Figure 16 A-16B.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to the methods for preparing halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.?
In another embodiment, this method includes the salt deposit that deposition includes A and X in substrate.
In another embodiment, salt deposit is deposited on substrate by any method known in the art.?
In another embodiment, by evaporation or solution methods (spin coating, spraying, silk-screen printing) by mineralization on substrate.
In another embodiment, the thickness of salt deposit is determined by the perovskite of the method for the present invention preparation on substrate
Purposes.For example, thickness is approximately the optical absorption depth of halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials for photovoltaic application, lead to
It is often several hundred nanometers.For photoelectric device, thickness can change between superthin layer (a few nm) and at least several μm.These are answered
With in another embodiment, thickness is between 1-1000nm.In another embodiment, with a thickness of 1-100nm.?
In another embodiment, with a thickness of 1-10nm.In another embodiment, with a thickness of 1-5 μm.In an embodiment
In, halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials are if it happens fully converted to, then the thickness of salt deposit is by the metal by depositing
Or the overall thickness of metal alloy determines.
In another embodiment, the salt comprising A and X includes: alkyl ammonium halide, ammonium halide organic cation, packet
Include amine and halide;Carbonamidine halide;Alkylammonium pseudohalide, ammonium halide, formyl amidine pseudohalide, monovalent metal cation-
Halide, monovalent metal cation-pseudohalide;Divalent metal-halide, divalent metal-pseudohalide,
Alkylamide-halide, acid amidine-pseudohalide or combinations thereof.Non-limiting example includes: CH3NH3I (=methylpyridinium iodide ammonium,
MAI), CH3NH3Br (=methyl bromide ammonium, MABr), CH (NH2)2I (carbonamidine iodide, FAI), CH (NH2)2Br (carbonamidine bromination
Object, FABr), C (I) (NH2)2I (iodine carbonamidine iodide), CsI, CsBr, RbI and RbBr.In one embodiment, of the invention
Method include the steps that the steam treated salt deposit with B metal or metal alloy;Wherein the B metal or metal alloy with it is described
Reactant salt forms formula A in the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
In one embodiment, the method for the present invention includes in deposited on substrates B metal or metal alloy layer or in base
The step of deposition includes the salt deposit of A and X on material.In another embodiment, this layer is film, quantum continuously or discontinuously
Point, porous layer etc..
In one embodiment, the method for the present invention includes in deposited on substrates B metal or metal alloy layer or in base
The step of deposition includes the salt deposit of A and X on material.In another embodiment, substrate is any substrate.In another embodiment party
In case, substrate is planar substrate.In another embodiment, substrate is carbon-based GaAs ceramic material, is contained from
The ion of III and V race;Ceramic material, glass, electro-conductive glass, coated glass, metallic film containing II-VI group ion or
Thin slice, nanometer or mesoporous matrix, mesoporous oxide, d-TiO2/ FTO (fluorine-doped tin oxide), ITO, (100) p-type (boron-doping) Si,
N-shaped (phosphorus doping) Si, the fine and close TiO on the glass of fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO) coating2(d-TiO2) or combinations thereof.Another
In a embodiment, substrate is glass.In another embodiment, substrate is electro-conductive glass.In another embodiment,
Substrate is glass, is coated by conductive material.In another embodiment, substrate is carbon based substrate.In another embodiment
In, substrate is GaAs.In another embodiment, substrate is the ceramic material containing the ion from Section III and V race.?
In another embodiment, substrate is the ceramic material containing the ion from II-VI group.In another embodiment,
Substrate is metal plate.In another embodiment, substrate is metal film.In another embodiment, substrate be nanometer/in
Hole substrate.In another embodiment, matrix is nano particle.In another embodiment, substrate is mesoporous oxide.
In another embodiment, substrate is nano-porous materials.In another embodiment, substrate is the tin oxide of Fluorin doped
(FTO) glass coated.In another embodiment, substrate is the glass of tin oxide (FTO) coating of Fluorin doped.Another
In a embodiment, substrate is p-type (boron doped) Si.In another embodiment, substrate is undoped p-type-Si.Another
In a embodiment, substrate is d-TiO2The glass of/FTO coating.In another embodiment, substrate is glass, conductive glass
Glass, coating glass, metal film or piece, nanometer or mesoporous porous substrate, mesoporous oxide, d-TiO2/ FTO (fluoro- tin oxide),
(100) p-type (boron doping) Si, the fine and close TiO on the glass of fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO) coating2(d-TiO2) or combinations thereof.
As used herein, term " mesoporous " refer to the hole in porous layer be it is microcosmic and have size, effectively with
Nanometer (nm) measurement.The average pore size in the hole in " mesoporous " structure can be such as 1nm to 100nm, or such as 2nm to 50nm's
Any value.Each hole can be different size, and can be any shape.In one embodiment, semiconductor is more
Aperture layer includes TiO2.More generally, porous layer includes mesoporous oxide.
In another embodiment, substrate is stable to procedure of processing and the good quality of embryo deposit is allowed to deposit
Any material.
In one embodiment, using generally acknowledged upward expansible (up-scalable) technology (such as VLSI processing,
Shadow mask evaporation of metal, plating or electroless plating process, the substrate of single layer processing etc.) by (the metal/metal alloy of B includes A
With the salt of X) embryo deposit patterning is on substrate.
The thickness of obtained halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials is by original metal/alloy or salt deposit
Thickness determines.It can be by the composition of embryo deposit object and the composition of processing step come control composition.
When determining device/battery property, the form of halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials is extremely important.Phase
The form of prestige depends on the desired use of halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.Salinity, solution processing temperature with
And the property for the solvent and additive being added in salting liquid influences device/battery form and property.
In one embodiment, halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials prepared according to the methods of the invention are
MAPbI3、MAPbBr3、MAPb(Br,I)3、FAPbI3、FAPbBr3、FAPb(Br,I)3、CsPbI3、CsPbBr3Or CsPb (Br,
I)3、(Cs,FA)PbI3、MA(Pb,Sn)I3.
Using
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a kind of photoelectric device, and it includes halogen prepared according to the methods of the invention
Compound perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a kind of photovoltaic cell, and it includes halogen prepared according to the methods of the invention
Compound perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
Halide perovskite and perovskite associated materials prepared according to the methods of the invention is used for manufacture of solar cells.?
In one embodiment, unijunction solar cell includes that halide perovskite prepared according to the methods of the invention or perovskite are related
Material.In one embodiment, the high photon energy cell for supplementing other currently manufactured (for example, Si) solar batteries includes
Halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials prepared according to the methods of the invention.
In one embodiment, the present invention relates to a kind of photoelectric devices, and it includes formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or
Perovskite associated materials;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming halide perovskite when in conjunction with A and X or perovskite being related
Material;
Wherein inorganic cation A is different from metal cation B;
The wherein formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or relevant perovskite material be to prepare according to the method for the present invention
's.
In one embodiment, the present invention provides a kind of photovoltaic cell, and it includes formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or
Perovskite associated materials;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming halide perovskite when in conjunction with A and X or perovskite being related
Material;
Wherein inorganic cation A is different from metal cation B;
The wherein formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or relevant perovskite material be to prepare according to the method for the present invention
's.
In one embodiment, photoelectric device of the invention or photovoltaic cell include first electrode, second electrode, set
Thin layer between the first electrode and the second electrode is set, which includes perovskite prepared according to the methods of the invention.At one
In embodiment, it is anode and cathode that photoelectric device of the invention, which includes first electrode and second electrode, one of them or two
A is transparent to allow light to enter.
The selection of the first and second electrode of photoelectric device/photovoltaic cell of the invention may depend on structure type.In general,
N-layer is deposited on transparent conductive oxide (TCO), such as tin oxide, is more typically deposited on the tin oxide (FTO) of Fluorin doped
It is usually transparent or trnaslucent materials on anode or on tin indium oxide (ITO).Therefore, first electrode be usually it is transparent or
It is translucent and generally include FTO or ITO.In general, first electrode with a thickness of 200nm to 1 μm, preferably 200nm is extremely
600nm, more preferably 300 to 500nm.For example, thickness can be 400nm.In general, FTO is coated on glass plate.At one
In embodiment, (when electrode is addressed with collection " hole " (i.e. positive charge)), second electrode includes high-work-function metal, such as
Gold, silver, nickel, palladium or platinum, and be usually silver.In another embodiment, carbon is (in any form, such as graphite, graphite
Alkene, carbon paste or fullerene) it also is used as second electrode.In one embodiment, second electrode with a thickness of 50nm extremely
250nm, preferably 100nm are to 200nm.For example, the thickness of second electrode can be 150nm.
As used herein, term " thickness " refers to the average thickness of the component of photoelectric device.
In one embodiment, photoelectric device of the invention or photovoltaic cell include: first electrode;Second electrode;And
And it is arranged between the first and second electrodes: (i) semiconductor layer;(ii) perovskite prepared according to the methods of the invention.
Term " semiconductor " used herein refers to the medium sized material of conductivity between conductors and insulators.Half
Conductor can be intrinsic semiconductor, n-type semiconductor or p-type semiconductor.The example of semiconductor includes halide perovskite or calcium titanium
Mine associated materials;Titanium, niobium, tin, zinc, cadmium, copper or lead oxide;Antimony, copper, zinc, iron or bismuth chalcogenide (such as copper sulfide
And iron sulfide);Copper-zinc-tin-sulfur category compound, for example, copper zinc tin sulfide, such as Cu2ZnSnS4(CZTS) and copper-zinc-tin-sulfur selenides,
Such as Cu2ZnSn(S1-xSex)4(CZTSSe);Copper and indium chalcogenide, such as copper indium selenide (CIS);Copper indium gallium sulphur category compound, such as copper and indium
Gallium selenium (CuIni-xGaxSe2)(CIGS);Or copper indium callium diselenide (CIGS) compound.Further example is Group IV semiconductor and compound
Semiconductor (such as silicon, germanium, silicon carbide);Group iii-v semiconductor (such as GaAs);II-VI group semiconductor (such as selenizing
Cadmium);I-VII race semiconductor (such as stannous chloride);Group IV-VI semiconductor (such as lead selenide);V-VI race semiconductor
(such as bismuth telluride);With Section II-V race semiconductor (such as Cadmium arsenide);Ternary or quaternary semiconductor (such as Cu-In selenide, copper
Indium gallium diselenide, copper zinc tin sulfide or copper zinc tin sulfide selenides (CZTSSe).
In one embodiment, photovoltaic cell includes hole conductor.In another embodiment, hole conductor is
Spiral shell-OMeTAD ((two fluorenes of 2,2', 7,7'- tetra--(bis--p-methoxyphenyl of N, N-) 9,9'- spiral shell)), P3HT ((poly- (3- hexyl thiophene
Pheno)), PCPDTBT (it is poly- [2,1,3- diazosulfide -4,7- diyl [bis- (2- the ethylhexyl) -4H- cyclopentanos of 4,4- [2,1-b:
3,4-b'] Dithiophene -2,6- diyl]]), PV (poly- (N- vinyl carbazole)), (1- hexyl -3- methylimidazole is double by HTM-TFSI
(trifyl) acid imide), Li-TFSI (bis- (trifyl) imide lis) or tBP (tert .-butylpyridine).Another
In one embodiment, hole conductor is inorganic hole conductor, such as NiO, CuSCN or Cu2O。
In another embodiment, photovoltaic cell includes with lower layer: glass/FTO/d-TiO2/ halide perovskite or
Perovskite correlation/spiral shell-OMeTAD/AU.In another embodiment, photovoltaic cell includes with lower layer: glass/FTO/d-
TiO2/ halide perovskite or perovskite correlation/Au.
In one embodiment, photoelectric device is phototransistor.In one embodiment, photoelectric device is two pole of photoelectricity
Pipe, including light emitting diode.In one embodiment, photoelectric device is photo resistance.In one embodiment, photoelectric device is
Photoelectric detector.
In one embodiment, photoelectric device of the invention is the photic high voltage power supply for decomposing water to generate hydrogen.
In one embodiment, photoelectric device of the invention is photic high voltage power supply, is used for CO2Reduction to produce fuel.At one
In embodiment, opto-electronic device of the invention will be mentioned by light for the photic high voltage power supply of chemistry redox reaction
For power.
In one embodiment, device/battery of the invention includes more than one halide perovskite or perovskite
Relevant layers, wherein every kind of perovskite can be prepared by means of the present invention.In another embodiment, photoelectric device/photovoltaic
Battery includes two or three of different perovskite.
Abbreviation:
d-TiO2: fine and close titanium dioxide
FA: carbonamidine, CH (NH2)2
FABr: carbonamidine bromide, CH (NH2)2Br
FAI: carbonamidine iodide, CH (NH2)2I
FTO: the tin oxide of Fluorin doped
IPA: isopropanol
MA: methyl ammonium, CH3NH3 +
MABr: methyl bromide ammonium, CH3NH3Br
MAI: methylpyridinium iodide ammonium, CH3NH3I
RT: room temperature
SEM: scanning electron microscope
TCO: transparent conductive oxide
There is provided following embodiment is in order to which the preferred embodiments of the invention are more fully described.However, they should not be by
It is construed to limit broad range of the invention.
Embodiment
1 metallic lead of embodiment (Pb) is converted into MAPbX3
The thermal evaporation of Pb carries out in three kinds of different substrates.
Glass microscope slide
Fine and close TiO on the glass of fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO) coating2(d-TiO2)。
(100) p-type (boron doping) Si
In all three cases, the glossiness Pb metal layer with controlled thickness is obtained.Powder x-ray diffraction
(XRD) and scanning electron microscope (SEM) image (
Figure 1A -1D) and with the evaporation Pb of about 50 or about 120nm thickness concentration optimization is carried out in the form of optimizing roughly.
The Pb of evaporation is placed on equipped with 0.05-0.1M methylpyridinium iodide ammonium (MAI), methyl bromide ammonium (MABr) and carbonamidine iodine
In the bottle of the various alcoholic solutions of compound (FAI).The methanol solution reaction of MAI is very fast, and substantially loses from substrate
Carve layer.Ethyl alcohol MAI is converted into black coating for glittering Pb layers of silver gray.Reaction at room temperature is immediately begun to.But turn completely
It changes film and needs longer time (several hours).Fig. 2 E (i) shows this conversion (using 50mM MAI).Fig. 2 E (iii) is aobvious
The XRD diagram of the film of Partial Conversion is shown, wherein the peak metal Pb is at about 31 degree as the qualitative guidance of transforming degree.
Conversion ratio depends on halogen ion.MABr to MAPbBr3Reaction ratio MAI to MAPbI3Reaction it is slow, and need to compare
The MABr of iodide higher concentration and/or higher temperature (in Fig. 2 E (ii) -).Keep Pb film and 70mM MABr anti-at 50 DEG C
It answers 4 hours, and is fully converted to MAPbBr3。FAPbBr3It is also so (Fig. 2 E (ii)-is right).Reaction rate between FA and MA
Without very big difference, although MA rate is slightly lower).During FAI reaction, it is easy to identification conversion completely, because orange MA- (or
FA)PbBr3In unreacted Pb show visual gray color, it is opposite (Fig. 2 E (iii)) with complete conversion.About 50nm
Pb film layer reacts about 2-3 hours with MAI/IPA and is fully converted to MAPbI3Black film, and with MABr/IPA (MAPbBr3Orange
Color film) and FAI/IPA (yellow δ-FAPbI3) needed for about one time be converted into brown film layer.
The property of alcohol influences conversion ratio and film form (Figure 10 B);The molecular weight of alcohol is lower, converts faster.Compared with IPA,
With reacting faster for EtOH, but film quality is worse, is more controlled with reacting for IPA.The case where for MeOH, metal film is completely molten
Solution is in the solution.Compared with butanol, react slower with isopropanol (IPA).
When organic cation is changed to inorganic cation i.e. Cs, since dissolubility of the CsX salt in IPA is poor, IPA is no longer
The suitable solvent of Pb conversion reaction.Therefore, no matter when using completely inorganic AX salt, MeOH is a kind of more suitably molten
Agent, because the solubility in wherein CsBr is quite high (and can increase with the presence (such as HBr) of salt) (Fig. 9).
Influence conversion ratio other factors include:
Pb layers of porosity.Kong Yue is more, and Pb layers of density are lower, reacts faster.Since the volume that Pb is converted into perovskite is swollen
Swollen is about 3 times, therefore fine and close calcium titanium ore bed (Fig. 2 E (iv)) is formed by porous Pb layers.
Sour (HI, HBr, TFA (trifluoroacetic acid)) is added and slightly increases rate, but usually increase degree will not be very big.
Based on visual observation, adds free bromine or iodine and slightly increase conversion ratio to a certain extent, be when at least starting
In this way.From the acid it is faint yellow in as can be seen that free halogen be usually present in HI solution with the degree of very little (such as in water
In), and this color with storage time and can be exposed to air and light and increase.
The various parameters of above-mentioned influence conversion reaction rate also influence perovskite form.It shows by changing solution parameter
SEM image plan view (MAI concentration-Fig. 4 A-4E of the film of preparation;Acidity-Fig. 8 A, 8B;Addition element halogen-Fig. 6 A, 6B and
7A,7B)
Converting various perovskites for Pb makes about 3 times of volume expansion: the Pb film of 120nm is changed into the calcium titanium of about 360nm
Mine.
By the crystal structure (Fig. 3 A) of XRD analysis reaction film, show that film is MAPbI3And MAPbBr3。
In general, as expected, the film formed by faster conversion rate is made of (more smaller crystal
The bigger smaller final crystalline size of cuclear density-of the faster nucleation-of fast rate -).This is to increase MAI concentration (Fig. 4 A-4E)
The case where with acidity (Fig. 8 A and 8B) is increased, although the rate of higher pH (KOH) solution and MAI solution standard are (in IPA
50mM, no other additives) it is not significantly different.Addition element halogen is to MAPbI3And MAPbBr3Form have significantly affect
(Fig. 6 A, 6B and 7A, 7B).Obviously, reaction rate is not the single factor for determining crystalline size.It should be noted that biggish
Crystalline size does not necessarily mean that better PV battery: biggish crystal generally means that poor substrate covering, this may
Lead to the hole in film, leads to the shunting in battery.
Embodiment 2 MAX (X=Br, I) concentration is to MAPbX3The influence of film layer form
Influence of MAX (X=Br, the I) concentration to film form is as follows.
Fig. 4 A-4E shows MAX:500mM, 200mM, 100mM, 50mM and 20mM of 5 kinds of various concentrations.It is immediately seen increasing
Two effects of salt content are that crystalline size reduces and the inhomogeneities of film increases.Another influence is that the cracking of film occurs
In higher concentration.For solar battery purposes, the optimum value between big crystal and good covering (small crystals) is generated in 50-
Under the concentration of 70mM.
Film form is extremely important in terms of determining film character.Required form depends on the desired use of film or material.
3 temperature of embodiment and solvent are to MAPbX3The influence of film layer form
The processing of lower temperature provides preferably whole coverage rate (Fig. 7 C), and higher temperature give it is average bigger and
More anisotropic crystal (Fig. 5).Replace IPA to handle to obtain bigger crystal with ethyl alcohol, but coverage rate it is worse (Figure 10 A,
10B)。
Influence of the 4 addition element halogen of embodiment to MAPbX3 film shape
Addition element halogen can form polyhalide with MAX salt (X=Br or I), also influence film layer form.Fig. 6 A-
6C shows the effect being added to the elemental iodine of incrementss in the IPA solution of MAI.Although the iodine added at low concentrations is almost
It does not influence, but at high concentration (10%), there are strong crystal grain refinements, this typically results in better covering.
Using elemental bromine to MAPbBr3Same treatment also very strongly influence MAPbBr3, but mode is not identical.It is brilliant
Body, which is grown in the low-down situation of bromine concentration, to be occurred, almost without apparent difference under intermediate concentration, and in high concentration
Under, crystal regrows and crystal orientation also changes (Fig. 7 A-7C).To Fig. 7 B-7C examine also show with
Bromine concentration increases, and the trend for forming nanometer rods increases.
Embodiment 5 mixes MAPb (I, Br)3
The method for preparing halide perovskite and perovskite associated materials allows the flexibility of sizable composition.Figure 10 A
In show an example of such case.For pure iodide and bromide, the absorption at 810nm and 560nm is risen respectively
Begin to absorb corresponding to the expected of these compounds.When the 50:50 mixture of MAI and MABr is for absorbing starting when converting
In 755nm.This is equivalent to the I content more much bigger than Br content, this is not surprised, because reacting for MAI and Pb is faster than MABr
It is more.
Pb is evaporated on glass, and in IPA with 50:50 (mole) mixture of MAI and MABr be converted into MAPb (I,
Br)3.Figure 10 A shows transmitted spectrum (green figure), shows the optical band gap and pure iodine of the 1.68eV calculated from spectrum
Compound (red) and bromide (green) are compared.
6 metallic tin of embodiment (Sn) is converted into MASnI3
Prepare the ethyl alcohol or IPA solution of 0.5M HI.MAI (0.5M is between 1.0M) is dissolved in HI solution.It will polishing
Sn film (0.125mm thick, 99.9% Sn) immersed in above-mentioned solution (HI+MAI) at ambient conditions about 1 hour, in this phase
Between on film formed black coating (Figure 13).XRD (Figure 14) shows that black coating is MASnI3.Reflectance spectrum (Figure 15 A and 15B)
The optical band gap of the film is allowed to be estimated as 1.17eV, this is consistent with literature value (1.20eV).
7 metallic tin of embodiment (Sn) is converted into FASnI3
The program for following embodiment 6 replaces MAI using FAI.From reflectance spectrometry (Figure 15 A and 15B), measure
The optical band gap of 1.33eV, it is consistent with literature value (1.41eV).
8 metallic tin of embodiment (Sn) is converted to Cs2SnI6
The CsI of 0.64gr is dissolved in the methanol solution of 0.5M HI, causes to react with Sn foil.Figure 13 is shown in and is somebody's turn to do
After CsI/HI solution reaction about 30 minutes, Sn foil is converted into Cs2SnI6.Converted product is confirmed by the XRD diagram in Figure 14.Reflection
Spectrum (Figure 15 A and 15B) allows the estimated value of the optical band gap of 1.27eV, this coincide well with literature value (1.26eV).
The carrier lifetime of 9 perovskite thin film of embodiment
The measurement of semiconductor quality as these films passes through time resolution luminescence generated by light in perovskite thin film
(TRPL) charge life (Figure 19 A-19C) is measured.Figure 19 A is shown for MAPbI3And MAPbBr3Service life be respectively 263 Hes
213ns.These values are advantageous compared with through several values of the film of conventional spin coating technique preparation and the monocrystalline of report.These
Life value depends on MAX solution composition (Figure 19 B-19C), shows that they can be further increased.
10 MAPbI of embodiment3Photovoltaic cell.
In d-TiO2120nm Pb is evaporated in/FTO substrate, is handled 6 hours with the IPA solution of 50mM MAI, it is clear in IPA
It washes and dries under nitrogen flowing as described in Example 1.Then mixed with 18mM Li-TFSI (bis- (fluoroform) sulfimide lithiums
Salt) chlorobenzene in coated by the spiral shell-OMeTAD of spin coating 80mM, obtaining average overburden cover is about 0.75 μm and two
Silica-filled seal box stays overnight aging, reacts Li-TFSI with oxygen, to improve the electrical property of hole conductor.Then exist
Pass through shadow mask (0.032cm on above-mentioned sample2Area) gold of thermal evaporation 200nm in film layer.Note that with other most of solution
Method is compared, and perovskite is not annealed.The X cross-sectional image of device is shown in Figure 12 A-12B and in the dark and in 1 sun
I-V curve under irradiation.
In the case where simulating 1 solar radiation, the short current density (J of the devicesc) it is 6.06mA/cm2, open-circuit voltage (Voc) be
0.92V, fill factor (FF) are 44.7%, and whole photoelectric conversion efficiency is 2.5%.
11 MAPbBr of embodiment3Photovoltaic cell
Manufacture photovoltaic cell as in Example 10, there are two main differences for tool:
1. replacing MAI to form MAPbBr using MABr (70mM)3。
2. being used without hole conductor (spiral shell-OMeTAD), gold directly evaporates on perovskite.
Figure 11 A shows that the SEM image of the cross section of battery (is led compared with the SEM image in embodiment 10, but without hole
Body.In the case where simulating 1 solar radiation, the curve (Figure 11 B) of I-V shows the short current density (J of the devicesc) it is 1.2mA/cm2, open
Road voltage (Voc) it is 1.21V, fill factor (FF) is 43.8%, and whole photoelectric conversion efficiency is 0.62%.Note that with front
Embodiment is compared, and the optical band gap of perovskite wants much higher in the battery, it means that the current density of battery (and whole effect
Rate) it can reduce, but open-circuit voltage can be higher.The battery (such as series-connected cell) or photochemical that this high-tension battery divides spectrum
It is especially significant to learn reaction.
Metal Pb is converted halide perovskite by 12 electrochemistry of embodiment auxiliary
The method of the present invention for being used to prepare halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials optionally includes the electricity of B metal layer
Chemical assist conversion.Other than accelerating conversion rate, this selection also allows to control conversion process in a higher degree.
The embodiment demonstrates this electrochemistry assist conversion.Pb layer on glass is immersed in the IPA solution of MAI.Make
Use potentiostat as power supply, wherein Pb layers are working electrodes, and Pt spiral is used as counterelectrode and quasi- reference electrode, and (reference Pt is molten
I is issued in liquid-/I3 -Current potential).
Respectively by brown or yellow coloring from iodide (Figure 16 A (i)) or bromide (Figure 16 B (i)), reacting
Formation element I (or Br being used, if using MABr) on Pb film in the process.
By comparing reaction film 1 hour (Fig. 6 B, 6C, 8A and 8B) of Pb immersed in MAI solution in the inclined of+0.75V
Pressure reaction same time, reaction rate are obviously accelerated.In the film formed in the case where no application voltage, still detect
{ 111 } Pb at 31.2 ° of 2 angles θ0Peak, and the film for being formed under bias, Pb0Peak disappears (for MAPbI3See Figure 16 A
(iii) and to Br analog see Figure 16 B (iii)).
Conversion reaction can be slowed down by applying more negative potentials, and in -1.0V, the perovskite film of reaction transforms back into metal Pb
(Figure 18).
Although certain features of the invention have been illustrated and described, those of ordinary skill in the art now will
Expect many modification replacements, change and equivalent.It should therefore be understood that claim be intended to cover fall into it is of the invention real
All such modifications and variations in spirit.
Claims (21)
1. one kind is used to prepare formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials method;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming perovskite or the relevant material of perovskite when in conjunction with A and X;
Wherein the inorganic cation A is different from the metal cation B;
The method comprise the steps that
B metal or metal alloy layer is deposited on substrate;With
The B metal or metal alloy layer described in the solution comprising A and X or steam treated, wherein the solution or steam and the B
Metal or metal alloy reaction, to form formula A in the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials;
Or
The salt deposit containing A and X is deposited on substrate;With
Salt deposit described in steam treated with B metal or metal alloy;Wherein the B metal or metal alloy and the reactant salt,
To form formula A on the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
2. according to the method described in claim 1, the method comprise the steps that
B metal or metal alloy layer is deposited on substrate;And
The B metal or metal alloy layer described in the solution containing A and X or steam treated;The wherein solution or steam and the B
Metal or metal alloy reaction, to form formula A on the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite correlation material
Material.
3. according to the method described in claim 1, the method comprise the steps that
Deposition includes the salt deposit of A and X on substrate;And
Salt deposit described in steam treated with B metal or metal alloy;Wherein the B metal or metal alloy and the reactant salt,
To form formula A on the surface of solidsuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials.
4. according to the method described in claim 1, wherein the perovskite material is by following formula ABX3It indicates, in which:
A is at least one monovalence organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming perovskite material when in conjunction with A and X;And
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof.
5. according to the method described in claim 1, wherein the halide perovskite associated materials are expressed from the next:
·A’2An-1BnX3n+1Or A ' An-1BnX3n+1;N is between 1-9;
·A’2AmBmX3m+2Or A ' AmBmX3m+2;M is between 1-9;Or
·A’2Aq-1BqX3q+3Or A ' Aq-1BqX3q+3;Q is between 1-9;
Wherein
A is at least one monovalence organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
A ' is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;Wherein A and A ' is different;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein when with A and A ' and X in conjunction with when, formed halide perovskite associated materials;And
And
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof.
6. method according to any one of claims 1-5, wherein A be the organic sun of the monovalence comprising amido or ammonium from
Son, wherein the amido or ammonium are primary, secondary or tertiary amido or ammonium.
7. method according to claim 1 to 6, wherein the B of the perovskite or perovskite associated materials
Including metal cation, the oxidation state with (2+).
8. according to the method described in claim 7, wherein the B of the perovskite or perovskite associated materials includes (II)
The metal cation of race's metal or (IV) race metal.
9. method according to claim 1 to 6, wherein the B of the perovskite or perovskite associated materials
The mixture of metal cation and the metal of the oxidation state with (+3) or (+1) including the oxidation state with (+2).
10. method according to claim 1 to 9, wherein X is F-、Cl-、Br-、I-、SCN-、NCS-、NCSe-、
NCTe-、CN-、NC-、OCN-、NCO-、BH4 -、OSCN-、N3 -、Co(CO)4 -、C(NO2)3 -、C(CN)3 -Or combinations thereof.
11. wherein A and X includes ammonium and halogen according to the method described in claim 1, wherein the solution or steam include A and X
Compound, ammonium and pseudohalide, alkylammonium and halide, acid amidine and halide, acid amidine and pseudohalide, carbonamidine and halogenation
Object, alkylammonium and pseudohalide, carbonamidine and pseudohalide wrap amine-containing organic cation and halide, the amine-containing organic sun of packet
Ion and pseudohalide, monovalent metal cation and halide, monovalent metal cation and pseudohalide;Divalent metal
With halide, divalent metal and pseudohalide, or combinations thereof.
12. method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the method optionally further includes into the solution or steam
External additive is added, wherein the external additive includes halogen (F2、Cl2、Br2、I2), HI, HCl, HBr, HF, HCN, S
(CN)2, alkyl halide, halogenated aryl hydrocarbon, haloheteroaromatic, halogenated cycloalkane, reducing agent, haloid, or combinations thereof.
13. method according to claim 1 or 3, wherein the method optionally further includes that outside is added into the salt
Additive, wherein the external additive includes halogen (F2、Cl2、Br2、I2), HI, HCl, HBr, HF, HCN, S (CN)2, halogenated
Alkane, halogenated aryl hydrocarbon, haloheteroaromatic, halogenated cycloalkane, reducing agent, haloid, or combinations thereof.
14. method according to claim 1 to 13, wherein the perovskite or perovskite associated materials are
MAPbI3、MAPbBr3、MAPb(I,Br)3、FAPbI3、FAPbBr3、FAPb(I,Br)3、CsPbI3、CsPbBr3、CsPb(I,Br)3
Or (Cs, FA) Pb (I, Br)3。
15. according to the method described in claim 1, wherein optionally heating the solution comprising A and X compound.
16. method described in any one of -15 according to claim 1, wherein to the deposition in the alcoholic solution comprising A and X
B metal or metal alloy layer apply electrical bias.
17. the halide perovskite or perovskite associated materials of any one of -16 method preparation according to claim 1.
18. a kind of photoelectric device, including formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming perovskite or the relevant material of perovskite when in conjunction with A and X;
Wherein the inorganic cation A is different from the metal cation B;
The wherein formula AuBvXwPerovskite or perovskite associated materials be according to claim 1 any one of -16 method system
Standby.
19. photoelectric device according to claim 18, wherein the halide perovskite associated materials are expressed from the next:
·A’2An-1BnX3n+1Or A ' An-1BnX3n+1;N is between 1-9;
·A’2AmBmX3m+2Or A ' AmBmX3m+2;M is between 1-9;Or
·A’2Aq-1BqX3q+3Or A ' Aq-1BqX3q+3;Q is between 1-9;
Wherein
A is at least one monovalence organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
A ' is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;Wherein A and A ' is different;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein when with A and A ' and X in conjunction with when, formed halide perovskite associated materials;And
And
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof.
20. a kind of photovoltaic cell, including formula AuBvXwHalide perovskite or perovskite associated materials;
Wherein:
A is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof;
U is between 1-10;
V is between 1-10;
W is between 3-30;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein forming perovskite or the relevant material of perovskite when in conjunction with A and X;
Wherein the inorganic cation A is different from the metal cation B;The wherein formula AuBvXwPerovskite or perovskite
Associated materials are prepared by according to claim 1 any one of -16 method.
21. photovoltaic cell according to claim 20 is expressed from the next wherein the Perovskite Phase closes material:
·A’2An-1BnX3n+1Or A ' An-1BnX3n+1;N is between 1-9;
·A’2AmBmX3m+2Or A ' AmBmX3m+2;M is between 1-9;Or
·A’2Aq-1BqX3q+3Or A ' Aq-1BqX3q+3;Q is between 1-9;
Wherein
A is at least one monovalence organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;
A ' is at least one monovalence or divalent organic cation, inorganic cation or combinations thereof;Wherein A and A ' is different;
B is at least one metal cation, wherein when with A and A ' and X in conjunction with when, formed halide perovskite associated materials;And
And
X is at least one halide anions, pseudohalide anion or combinations thereof.
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